Greetings! Veto Corleone Trump: Trump’s best weapon combatting the Democrat-controlled Congress in his last two years in office will be his veto power, say most pundits. Overriding a president’s veto requires a two-thirds vote in both the Senate and House.  The Wall Street Journal offers a dense but important primer on Trump’s potential use of the veto.  Worth noting: There have been 2,559 vetoes in U.S. history and only 112 have been overridden. FDR vetoed 635 bills, which was more than any other president. (Ballotpedia)...The Dept. of War takes a hit from the right.  An editorial in the Daily Caller harpooned the Defense Department’s first “Inside Centcom” podcast spotlighting Admiral Bradley Cooper’s love of french fries.  That's not a joke. “The DOW’s podcast could not have come at a worse time. Our military can’t win wars anymore, but it can set up a mean podcast studio,” editor John Loftus wrote. “(T)his is, regrettably, typical of the second Trump administration, where so many things have been turned into cheap spectacles, such as the ballroom or the reflecting pool.” The podcast dropped Nov. 4, the day after the midterms which also irked the Caller....Boring: Trump 1.0 VP Mike Pence squirted out another anodyne Wall Street Journal opinion piece calling for a conservative revival in the United States. Yawn. What intern on his staff wrote that piece of fluff? He is a dull, unimaginative thinker and I’m baffled why the Journal keeps publishing him...Weekend Watch: I rarely tuned in to “Friends,” but I was nonetheless captivated by the three-part Netflix documentary on Matthew Perry, the doomed star of the hit NBC show.  The One About Matthew Perry offers an inside look at his rise to fame and his failure to conquer his deadly addiction which contributed to his drowning in a LA hot tub....If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting. Howard